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    Development control orders – why subjective facts are relevant

    Councils must take into consideration all relevant matters when issuing development control orders.
    AustraliaReal Estate and Construction
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    Article discusses amendments to Corporations Act and their effects on the construction industry.
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    Unit trusts and land tax threshold exemptions

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    The remote witnessing of legal documents in NSW is now here to stay

    The Act will create certainty around the future use and adoption of remote witnessing of legal documents in NSW.
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    This Act replaces and reduces the red tape and regulation imposed by PAMDA and is welcomed by the property industry.
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    Foreign residents capital gains withholding tax payment

    This new withholding legislation aims to assist in the collection of foreign residents' Australian tax liabilities.
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    Dispelling the myths about dismissals for poor performance

    There is no "one rule" to follow when dismissing employees, particularly where the dismissal is performance based.
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    Enterprise agreements – the end of an era?

    The benefits of enterprise agreements for employers may be too small when compared to the increased costs being faced.
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    New QLD stamp duty charge for foreign buyers of residential property

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